Word: smarted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...line-up follows: HARVARD, PRINCETON. Brigharn, g. g., Cooper Harfley, r.f. l.f., Innes Greenidge, l.f. r.f., McIlvaine (Capt.) Williams, r.h.b. l.h.b., Wood Murray, c.h.b. c.h.b., Smart Heath (Capt.), l.h.b. r.h.b., Seidensticker Tuttle, o.r. o.l., Wittingham Lamont, i.r. i.l., Thomas Heizer, c. c., Simons Byington, i.l. i.r., Woodbridge Phillips, o.l. o.l., Pitrachat
Another reason may be that the managers of the industry in question are not smart enough to keep expenses down, or to turn out a product that will sell at a remunerative price. Undoubtedly there is a chronic dearth of managing ability of a high order. When a man is found who possesses it, it is a very fortunate thing for laborers. He can keep an industry running which, without him, could not run. That means employment instead of unemployment for a number of men. One such competent manager does more for labor than ten thousand agitators...
...time has gone when the newspaper man is the avowed enemy of the University. Petty anti-college prejudices have passed with the progress of American education. What was once considered smart has become cheap. The jokes on the college man are passing with those state and insufferably dull stories of the absent-minded professor. So much for the question general...
Hammer-Throw.--Won by Smart, Exeter, 163ft. 2in.; second, Hunter, Exeter, 131ft. 11in.; third, Raymond, Harvard, 127ft...
...Usefulness" was considered at the same session from three different angles. The Reverend Willard Learoyd Sperry looked at the subject from the viewpoint of the Preacher, emphasizing the man-sized job before a minister. The student's view on this general subject was taken by the Reverend George Thomas Smart '95 of the Newton Highlands Congregational Church. His position was that the diversity of the field of study open to one in the ministry is the basis for opportunities of usefulness. The Very Reverend Edmund Swett Rousmaniere '83, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Boston, considered the subject...